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by basch 3y ago
Nearly any amount of intoxication is vaguely illegal under disorderly conduct. It’s a catch all they can apply whenever. Fighting it and winning still costs time and money. So sure, the act of consuming might be legal, but having consumed
452.
by basch 3y ago
Time for an industry standard subdomain. www for the website app, signin, login, entr, for the sign in page.
453.
by basch 3y ago
Have you contacted them about custom pricing? “Im not going to use most of your features, can I have 75% off” isn’t as outlandish as it sounds. Willing to bet they would bite.
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by basch 3y ago
Not only are there different types of insulin, but there are different types of delivery mechanisms. "Convenience" is continually being "innovated." Approval of biosimilars, state laws capping price, and manufacturer ou
455.
by basch 3y ago
They should be required to pitch into a state monitoring insurance fund as long as the social security number of person who's information leaked, hasnt rotated yet. Seriously, what good does announcing 2 years of monitoring do, all it
456.
by basch 3y ago
Reference material for a commercial for profit job would likely hurt a fair use argument.
457.
by basch 3y ago
And for controlling smart home devices Google is wildly inconsistent, and near constantly glitching.
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by basch 3y ago
Tesla has a PE ratio of 37.52. Microsoft has a PE of 37.6. Tesla isnt "performing" bad, and its price has roughly nil to do with how the company is doing. It's share price got insanely overvalued, and it corrected. Tesla is
459.
by basch 3y ago
The problem is, how can i trust 2fa will STAY the second factor? If one signs up for a service, enables 2fa, and down the road the product design changes to sms to login or sms to reset password, it should disable 2fa until you agree to th
460.
by basch 3y ago
But their work on the software side transfers seamlessly to a pass through device later. It still serves its purpose as a beta (beta meaning data collection and improvement process, not its modern “we just don’t support this” definition.
461.
by basch 3y ago
It absolutely trades salience for verbosity. If it can be boiled down to " 2ndscreen-attention arms race leads to lowest common denominator content replacing controversial art." Streamers have incentive to produce attentiontainm
462.
by basch 3y ago
what is gold grounded it? its value for circuits? or because other people want gold? youve been able to hold bitcoin in a retirement account for a decade now, depending on your start date ... could be a good or bad investment. https:/
463.
by basch 3y ago
i dont even think its just "AI content." LLMs replace the command line and search. It doesnt need to return AI written content, although summaries are one of the most useful returns. The AI part can just be interpreting what was
464.
by basch 3y ago
its sort of the business model at this point. you cant just subscribe to security updates without new features. to justify the cost they always have to cram new, and by new i mean change. google feels the same way. things that work need
465.
by basch 3y ago
I haven't tried it, but allegedly Outlook for Android runs better on Windows than the new Outlook for Windows. Which makes some sense, as one is a native app and one is a web app. https://www.windowscentral.com/softwar
466.
by basch 3y ago
Already got a call from someone who regularly gets caught in unprompted xfinity password reset loops saying “it’s happening again.” Inexcusable to catch people in a reset loop during a login outage, and not confirm which password is the cur
467.
by basch 3y ago
Coordinated 0day patch?
468.
by basch 3y ago
I think I’ve experienced 2 or 3 global session resets on fb in my life. Usually followed by some kind of reason they had to protect everyone. This probably isn’t great, hopefully a precaution not an active exploit.
469.
by basch 3y ago
What would take Google and Facebook auth down at the same time? Coordinated 0day patch? Or is the report of Google auth being down actually tied only to meta logins?
470.
by basch 3y ago
For both companies? Or is the report of Google auth being down only tied to meta logins, and a misdiagnosis?
471.
by basch 3y ago
What would take Google and Facebook auth down at the same time? Coordinated 0day patch?
472.
by basch 3y ago
SMS disaster recovery becomes 1FA. If im giving my phone number and a second factor to verify me, I don’t want it repurposed as a single factor backdoor. Too often companies dont advertise that it’s a backdoor into the account, or the feat
473.
by basch 3y ago
and yet, they announce a change to the login screen from a domain of workspaceupdates.googleblog.com If I was unaware of the change, and somebody sent me a link, and I wanted more information about the change, and got sent a link to workspa
474.
by basch 3y ago
It's not even starting or stopping interacting with people. Its being fed what we want and what we are comfortable with. The algorithmic firehose freezes us into a comfortable, unchanging state. We don't update our beliefs beca
475.
by basch 3y ago
It’s insurance. Everyone who pays into it funds a pot to make those whole who lost.
476.
by basch 3y ago
Not your parent, but after "looking into the evidence" I ended up at a different conclusion https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-021-99688-w
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by basch 3y ago
Circa was definitely ahead of its time, and never quite replaced. The anti twitter/reddit/facebook. And also an anthesis to something like wikinews. The powers that be need to revisit the idea of organizing information in a way t
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by basch 3y ago
Taxes -> Libraries -> Grants Bundles (Apple One, Microsoft 365) -> Apple News, MSN Pro Feedly -> Publishers -> Authors The problem with paying for journalism, is you have to pay ahead of time to consume an unknown. To do tha
479.
by basch 3y ago
I would like some kind of tool that watches for new publications, maybe some objective ranking on popularity and subjective ranking on quality, and an associated graveyard that switches to archival links. It also needs a slider, to see the
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by basch 3y ago
>Delta entered Chapter 11 on Sept. 14, 2005, amid high fuel prices and the burdens of high labor and pension expenses. Delta significantly reduced its labor and pension costs while under court protection. It’s always interesting that Cha

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